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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Results from Sept. 7

The Panther Valley volleyball team captured the championship of the Ephrata Invitational Tournament on Saturday.

In other highlights, the Northern Lehigh boys soccer team snapped a long winless streak, and the Palmerton golf team remained unbeaten.

VOLLEYBALL

Panther Valley

at Ephrata Invitational

Panther Valley defended its championship in the Ephrata Invitational Tournament.

The Panthers were perfect on the day, sweeping through pool play with a 10-0 record, before defeating Elco in the semifinals, and Lancaster Catholic in the finals.

The Panthers got several outstanding performances during the tournament. Leading the way was Jenna Dubosky (seven aces, 35 kills, 41 assists, 12 digs). Also playing well were Erika Dubosky (nine aces, 23 kills, 3 blocks, 17 digs), Olivia Dacey (six aces, 26 kills, 18 digs) and Lyddia Malaska (five aces, eight kills, 14 digs).

Saucon Valley-Lehighton

Lehighton posted a 25-15, 25-27, 25-14, 25-21 non-league win over Saucon Valley.

Alyssa Frey had a strong all-around match for the Indians with 23 assists, 11 digs, five kills and four aces. Sophia Salerno followed with 15 digs, 10 kills and four aces. Allison Reph (13 digs), Hailey Miller (16 digs, three aces) and Danielle Miller (five aces, four kills) also contributed to the victory.

Jim Thorpe-Northwestern

Jim Thorpe recorded a 25-12, 25-11, 25-18 non-league victory over Northwestern.

No other information was provided to the Times News.

BOYS SOCCER

Lehighton-No. Lehigh

Josh Sollar’s goal with 2:34 left in the second overtime lifted Northern Lehigh to a 1-0 non-league victory over Lehighton.

It was the first victory for the Bulldogs in over two years.

The Indians held a 20-7 edge in shots, while the Bulldogs held the advantage in corners, 7-4.

Bulldogs’ keeper Logan Dyer finished with 20 saves, while the Indians’ Randy Bongozorno made six saves.

Northern Lehigh moves to 1-5 on the season, while Lehighton slips to 0-4.

Tamaqua-Palmerton

Jonny Perloni’s hat trick sparked Palmerton to a 7-3 non-league victory over Tamaqua.

Nic Singleton, Josh Long, Corlan Wood and Nick Papay also scored for the Bombers. Connor Russo had three assists, while Singleton added two assists and both Perloni and Long had one apiece.

Ian Davis, Ryne Fisher and Tyler Steigerwalt accounted for the Blue Raiders’ goals.

Sch. Haven-Jim Thorpe

Alex Putt’s late second-half goal lifted Jim Thorpe to a 3-2 win over Schuylkill Haven.

Chris Condly and Jack Morris also scored goals for the Olympians.

Thorpe goalie Jacob Geiser made seven saves.

Northwestern-Kutztown

Northwestern blanked Kutztown for a 3-0 non-league victory.

Luke Bryan led the Tigers with two goals, while Seth Brady added a single score. Jeff Garcia was credited with two assists.

FIELD HOCKEY

No. Lehigh-Saucon Valley

Saucon Valley ran away with a 7-1 Colonial League victory over Northern Lehigh.

Haile Krasenics scored the Bulldogs’ lone goal.

Camryn Zavacky led the Panthers with two goals and two assists, while Emerson Shauger chipped in with two goals.

NL keeper Kendell Heiney finished with 15 saves, while the Panthers’ Grace Albano made five.

Palmerton-Pen Argyl

Emily Baumgardt scored the game’s lone goal as Palmerton posted a 1-0 Colonial League victory over Pen Argyl.

The Bombers’ Emma Christman was credited with the assist.

Shannon Dougherty recorded the shutout in goal, making three saves.

Freedom-Pleasant Vy.

Matti Hyland’s first-half goal was all Pleasant Valley needed to score a 1-0 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference win over Freedom.

The Bears held a 12-11 edge in shots.

PV goalie Emma Strohl recorded nine saves to record the shutout.

GIRLS SOCCER

Jim Thorpe-Blue Mountain

Kaydence Oakley scored with 5:55 left in the second overtime to lift Blue Mountain to a 2-1 Schuylkill League win over Jim Thorpe.

Oakley also opened the game’s scoring with a first-half goal.

The Olympians’ Lauren LeKites knotted things up with a goal with 4:35 left in regulation.

Thorpe goalie Kate Bos posted seven saves, while the Blue Eagles’ Emily Peleschak finished with nine.

Tamaqua-Lehighton

Tamaqua knocked off Lehighton for a 2-0 Schuylkill League victory.

Emma Kuczynski led the Blue Raiders with a goal and an assist, while Jamie Zuber also scored a goal.

Blue Raiders’ goalie Baylee Reinhardt made eight saves to record the shutout. Indians’ keeper Alyssa Myers made 16 saves.

No. Lehigh-Bangor

Bangor rolled to a 6-1 Colonial League win over Northern Lehigh.

Sara Wilk recorded a hat trick for the Slaters, while Emily Ohland added two goals.

Shaina Mazzocca accounted for the Bulldogs’ lone goal.

Bulldogs’ keeper Erica Detweiler finished with 25 saves.

GIRLS TENNIS

Jim Thorpe-PM West

Jim Thorpe blanked Pocono Mountain West, 5-0.

The OIympians’ Christy McLean, Kaitlyn O’Neil and Trista Gehris dominated singles’ play, losing a combined total of just six games in the match.

Jim Thorpe improved to 8-1 on the season.

Jim Thorpe 5, PM West 0

SINGLES

Christy McLean (JT) def. Andriana Carrion 6-0, 6-0; Kaitlyn O’Neil (JT) def. Kativa Hernandez 6-1, 6-1; Trista Gehris (JT) def. Barb Madejczyk 6-2, 6-2.

DOUBLES

Sophia Samoleski/Sofia Testa (JT) def. Jen Celi/Smyrna Carrion 6-3, 6-0; Evelyn Flores/Chloe Getz (JT) won by forfeit.

GOLF

Palmerton-Wilson

Palmerton continued its winning ways with a 444-606 Colonial League victory over Wilson.

The Bombers’ Logan Kresge took medalist honors with an 80.

Palmerton 444, Wilson 606

PALMERTON

Logan Kresge 80, Matt Lalik 88, Mason Kistler 90, Josh Mooney 92, Connor Beahm 94.

WILSON

Ethan Haas 94, Owen Coursen 106, Matt Glovas 114, Victory Hernandez 128, Robbie Latzanich 164.

The Panther Valley volleyball team captured the Ephrata Invitational Tournament on Saturday. Team members are front, from left, coach Christa Evanko, Hailey Shreffler, Chloe Deikman, Alexis Cooper, Gianna Steber, Ava Kosciolek and Madison Heckman. Back, coach Chris Hartung, Erika Dubosky, Natalie White, Jenna Dubosky, Olivia Dacey, Lyddia Malaska, Sadie Trubilla and coach Emilie Baker. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Lehighton’s Eldin Cokrlija (left) and Northern Lehigh’s Bryce Lopinto battle for the ball. MIKE FEIFEL/TIMES NEWS